Dementia
Memory Loss or Dementia? 13 Symptoms to Beware of
Understanding Dementia Dementia isn't just one specific disease- it's a term that describes a wide range of symptoms affecting memory,...
Virginia Researchers May Have Found Key to Alzheimer’s
With all the “he-said-she-said” over President Joe Biden’s failing mind and the “politburo” (their word, not ours) that was making all the...
Should Biden Step Aside?
The world is watching as President Biden works to prove he is fit to serve four more years. Should Biden...
What Is Brain Fog?
A good question… Many people have heard the term “brain fog” used in the English language. They may wonder, “What...
Can Playing Games Improve Memory?
The brain is generally an adaptable organ. Per Cleveland Clinic, essentially the more you learn, the more the brain can...
Is Losing Things a Sign of Dementia?
Due to prevalence of the syndrome amongst the mature population, the question begs, “Is losing things a sign of dementia?”...
Is Dementia Common?
Dementia is the name given to a group of conditions characterized by impairment of at least two brain functions. Symptoms...
Early Signs of Dementia Checklist
According to a Colombia University study, 10% of adults over 65 have dementia, and an additional 22% have mild cognitive impairments....
The Benefits of Chess Games for the Brain
The game of chess originated in India around the 6th century AD. However, chess, as we know it today, wasn’t...
How Technology Helps Dementia
You might be wondering how technology helps Dementia. Technology can play a major role in Dementia care. Many different technologies...
New Theories on Dementia
U.S. physician and surgeon, William J. Mayo, was one of the seven founders of the prestigious Mayo Clinic, a non-profit...
What YOU Should Know About Vitamin K
Eating a wide variety and appropriate quantity of fresh fruits and vegetables helps to promote wellbeing. An assortment is essential...
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